GeForce GTX 590 Series

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Digital Storm Unleashes the Most Powerful Line of Gaming PCs with NVIDIA’s New GeForce GTX 590 Series



Fremont, Calif. – (March 24, 2011) – Digital Storm, the predominant name in system integration, proudly announces the most powerful line of gaming PCs thanks to NVIDIA’s new GeForce® GTX 590 series. Two GeForce® GTX 590’s in Quad-SLI coupled with a 5.2GHz overclock on the Intel® Core™ i7-2600K processor deliver benchmark crushing performance for an unbelievably immersive gaming experience.

Digital Storm’s revamped Black OPS and Special OPS gaming pc lines are now able to achieve rich detailed 3D Vision Surround gaming at an impressive 5760×1080 resolution on a single GeForce® GTX 590 graphic card thanks to the three dual-link DVI ports.

“Our new revamped gaming line with NVIDIA’s new GTX 590s in Quad-SLI is the most powerful combination of technology we’ve ever integrated and the performance numbers will absolutely blow away enthusiasts everywhere,” remarked Rajeev Kuruppu, Digital Storm’s Director of Product Development.

Digital Storm’s Black OPS and Special OPS gaming computers with NVIDIA’s GeForce® GTX 590 are currently available for purchase at www.DigitalStormOnline.com with a starting price of $2,500.
For images or additional information, please contact Digital Storm Media Representative Brian Metcalf at brianmetcalf@maxborgesagency.com or 305-576-1171 x11, or visit www.DigitalStormOnline.com.

About Digital Storm

Founded in 2002, Digital Storm has rapidly emerged as the predominant name in system integration. With expertise in gaming and workstation PCs, Digital Storm’s mission is to deliver its customers bleeding edge technology and performance, coupled with rock solid stability and support.  As a validation of Digital Storm’s success, the company has maintained an “A+” rating with the Better Business Bureau and its systems have received the industry’s most prestigious awards. www.DigitalStormOnline.com

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